Good News! The Expansion Of Cross-Border E-Commerce Preferential Policies, Look At Your Hometown?

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Li Keqiang, premier of the State Council, chaired the executive meeting of the State Council on November 21st, and decided to continue.

And expand the scope of application.

The meeting decided that

First, from January 1st next year, the continued implementation of cross-border electricity retail import.

Right.

Retail import commodities do not carry out the first import license approval, registration or filing requirements, and are supervised by personal import items.

Two will be

The scope of application is extended from 15 cities such as Hangzhou to Beijing, Shenyang, Nanjing, Wuhan, Xi'an, Xiamen and other 22 new cross boundary electricity supplier comprehensive test areas.

The direct purchase and import business of non pilot cities can refer to the implementation of relevant regulatory policies.

The three is to further expand the scope of commodities that enjoy preferential policies, and add 63 items of tax items with a large demand on the basis of the introduction of zero tariff, zero value-added tax and consumption tax according to 70% of the statutory tax payable in the retail import list of cross-border e-commerce.

To increase the upper limit of commodity limits for preferential tax policies, increase the limit of single paction from the current 2000 yuan to 5000 yuan, increase the annual paction limit from 20 thousand yuan per person per year to 26 thousand yuan, and increase the number of cameras with the increase of residents' income in the future.

The four is to support cross-border e-commerce exports in accordance with international practices, and to improve policies related to export tax rebates.

Five, in accordance with the principle of inclusive and prudent supervision, we should strengthen the law according to law.

The responsibility of platform, payment and logistics providers should be strengthened, and the monitoring and risk prevention and control of commodity quality and safety should be strengthened, so as to maintain fair competition.

To protect consumers' rights and interests.